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As you may remember, Capital Markets Board of Turkey ("CMB") recently enabled the sale of the shares of non-public corporations, to be issued through capital increase...

Today's uncertainties at the European Union's eastern border have left companies questioning the safety of their people and the continuity of their operations in that part of the world.

Turkey has expanded regulations for practice and audit of R&D activities to now also include industrial design activities.

The Turkish Capital Markets Board has announced that fees for venture capital investment funds under Article 130(3) of the Capital Markets Law will not be collected between the end of 2017 and the end of 2020.

Capital Markets Board of Turkey ("CMB") has published the Communiqué Amending the Principles Regarding Principles on Financial Reporting on Investment Funds ("Amendment Communiqué")...

In this context, the draft crowdfunding information forms were previously made available for public consultation through a public announcement published on the CMB's official website on 31 May 2025, and the drafts were open for public comments until 14 June 2025.

Pursuant to Article 347 of the Turkish Commercial Code ("TCC"), joint stock companies can issue their shares with a value higher than their nominal value through the capital increase.

In the growing area of startup projects, we observe that entrepreneurs put in effort and pay attention to realizing their innovative ideas and projects...

Businesses that need core and early-stage financing after the 2008 financial crisis have begun to experience difficulties in accessing traditional financing instruments such as bank loans.

Pursuant to Communiqué on Companies whose Shares will be listed on the Venture Capital Market (II-16.3) ("Communiqué") issued by the Capital Markets Board ("CMB"), non-public companies...

In the Official Gazette dated December 16, 2023, and numbered 32401, the Decision Annexed to the Presidential Decision dated December 15, 2023...

Turkey has reduced the financial and investment thresholds required for foreigners to acquire Turkish citizenship. The new thresholds apply from 19 September 2018.

The Capital Markets Board ("CMB") issued an announcement on September 27, 2018, on its website and addressed the much-disputed status of digital tokens and Initial Coin Offerings ("ICO").

Birkaç yıldır Türkiye'de girişimcilik gençlerin artan ilgisiyle iş tercihi olarak popülerlik kazanmaya başladı. Şirketimize yapılan başvurularda birkaç yıl önce çok ender karşılaştığımız...

With the Capital Markets Board Bulletin ["Bulletin"] numbered 2022/74 published by the Capital Markets Board ["CMB"] on December 30, 2022, the monetary amounts stipulated...

It is convenient neither for the consumers nor for the producers to get accustomed to a global financial market which is marked by liquidity shortages.

Turkey's parliament is considering a new legislative regime focused on crowdfunding. It is the first time that crowdfunding structures receive specific attention from Turkish legislators. The proposed regime includes definitions, licensing aspects, as well as the roles of various regulators.

Republic of Turkey follows the continental European legal system. Legal infrastructure in corporate matters is mostly harmonized with the EU.